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First steps
Gigaset A510IP / IM-MEA en / A31008-M2230-A601-1-UZ19 / starting.fm / 10.10.2011
Version 4, 16.09.2005
Downloading VoIP provider data
The connection wizard establishes a connection with the Gigaset configuration
server on the Internet. Various profiles with general access data for different VoIP
providers can be downloaded here.
After a brief period you will see the following display:
The general access data for your VoIP provider will be downloaded and saved on
the phone.
A list of countries is loaded.
¤ Press up or down on the control key q
repeatedly until the country in which you
want to use the phone and for which the
telephone is permitted is selected in the
display.
¤ Press the key below §OK§ on the display
screen to confirm your selection.
A list of the VoIP providers for which a profile
with the general access data is available on
the configuration server is loaded.
¤ Press up or down on the control key q
repeatedly until your VoIP provider is
shown in the display.
¤ Press the key below §OK§ on the display
screen to confirm your selection.
Select Country:
Germany
Back OK
Select Provider:
Provider 2
Back OK
You have not been able to download your provider's data
If your VoIP provider does not appear in the list, i.e., its general data is not pro-
vided for download, you must cancel the VoIP wizard:
¤ Briefly press the end call key a repeatedly until End wizard? appears in the
display and then press the display key
§Yes§.
You must then make the required VoIP provider and IP account settings using
the Web configurator. You receive the general provider data from your VoIP pro-
vider.
You can change the assignment of the VoIP connection as send/receive connec-
tion at a later time via the Web configurator.
- Congratulations 1
- Contents 4
- Overview 8
- Display icons 9
- Display keys 10
- Main menu icons 10
- The base at a glance 11
- Safety precautions 12
- First steps 13
- ¢ page 158 14
- ¤ Insert the batteries with 15
- ¤ First insert the battery 15
- ¤ Then press the cover b 15
- ¢ page 96 16
- Changing the display language 18
- ¢ page 93) 19
- Connecting the base 20
- ¢ page 163) 21
- fixed line number 22
- Data protection notice 23
- ¢ page 50) 24
- ¢ page 121) 25
- ¤ Press the message key f 25
- ¢ page 110) or the 26
- Starting the VoIP assistant 27
- Do you have 28
- ¢ page 108) 29
- §OK§ on the display 30
- Please note 31
- Provider Data 32
- User Name: 32
- Registering 32
- Default assignment 33
- ¢ page 44) 35
- ¢ page 45) 35
- ¢ page 138) 36
- ¢ page 107) 36
- ¢ page 108 36
- ¢ page 36 first 37
- Using the phone 38
- Menu guidance 39
- Settings 41
- Redial Menu 41
- Eco Mode+ 42
- Menu tree 43
- ¢page 92 44
- ¢page 90 44
- ¢page 91 44
- Making calls 46
- ¢ page 134) 47
- ¢ page 102) 47
- Dialling emergency numbers 48
- ¤ Pressing the talk key c 49
- ¢page 64) 50
- ¢ page 74) 52
- ¢ page 158) 52
- ¢ page 51) 52
- ¢ page 74) or 53
- ¢ page 103 54
- ¢ page 56 55
- Diverting calls internally 56
- ¤End Active Call 59
- ¢ page 137) 59
- Using lists 61
- ¢ page 91) 62
- ¢ page 80) 62
- ¢ page 87) 62
- ¢page 80 63
- ¤ Missed Calls 63
- ¢page 34) 64
- Using directories 65
- ¤ s (Select entry) 66
- ¤Copy to Directory ¤ §OK§ 66
- ¢ Using shortcut keys 67
- ¤Copy to Directory 68
- ¤Â Online Contacts 68
- Searching for an entry 69
- ¢ page 69) 70
- ¤Refine Search 71
- ¢ page 68) 73
- ¢ page 74 74
- Calling subscribers 75
- Using other functions 75
- Viewing your own entry 76
- Entering/editing a name 76
- SMS (text messages) 78
- SMS status report 79
- Draft list 79
- 28.06 08:34 80
- ¤Ë SMS ¤Write Message 81
- ¤Ë SMS ¤Incoming 82
- Changing the character set 83
- Deleting the incoming list 83
- ¤ Send the SMS 85
- §Menu§ Open main menu 86
- SMS troubleshooting 87
- E-mail notifications 88
- ¤ E-mail 1 / .../E-mail 6 89
- Deleting e-mail messages 91
- Using the network mailbox 92
- ¤Set Key 1 93
- ¤Play Messages 94
- ¢ page 136) 94
- ECO DECT 95
- ¢ page 112) cancel each 96
- ¤Alarm Clock ¤ Wake up time 97
- Using multiple handsets 98
- on the handset 99
- Making internal calls 100
- Accepting a waiting call 101
- Setting up a conference call 101
- §Menu§ Open menu 102
- §OK§ Press the display key 102
- Handset settings 103
- Quickly accessing functions 104
- ¤ Call Volume 105
- ¤Ringer Volume 106
- ¤Ringtones (Handset) 106
- Reactivating the ringtone 107
- Please note 107
- §OK§ Confirm prompt 108
- Setting the base 109
- ¢ page 21) 110
- ¢ page 131) 112
- ¢ page 133) 112
- ¢ page 132) 113
- ¢ page 93) cancel each 114
- ¢ page 23) 115
- Checking the base MAC address 116
- Recall (fixed line) 117
- Setting pauses 118
- Prerequisites: 121
- ¤ Press the return key 122
- ¤ Select the language 123
- ¤ Click OK 123
- Logging off 124
- ¢ page 124) 125
- ¢ page 123) selected in 126
- ¢ page 127 126
- ¢ page 122) 127
- Opening Web pages 128
- Web configurator menu 129
- ¤Network ¤ IP Configuration 130
- ¤ Network ¤ Security 131
- ¤Telephony ¤Connections 132
- ¤Telephony ¤Connections 133
- ¢ page 111) 134
- ¤ Telephony ¤Audio 134
- ¤Telephony ¤Dialling Plans 136
- Examples 137
- ¤Telephony ¤Dialling Plans 138
- ¤Telephony ¤Call Divert 138
- ¤ Messaging ¤E-Mail 140
- ¤ Info Services 140
- ¤ Messaging ¤ MWI Light 142
- ¤Management ¤ Local Settings 143
- ¢page 108) for your phone 144
- ¤ Management ¤ Miscellaneous 144
- ¤Management ¤ Firmware Update 144
- ¤ Device 145
- ¤ Connections 145
- Version 4, 16.09.2005 147
- For Southern Africa: 148
- Service Centres (Midde East) 150
- Questions and answers 152
- Exclusion of liability 154
- Possible solution 155
- VoIP status codes 157
- ¤Service Info 160
- Environment 161
- Disposal 162
- Appendix 163
- Base power consumption 164
- General specifications 164
- Writing and editing text 165
- Standard characters 166
- Glossary 167
- Call Forwarding 168
- Coder/decoder 168
- Call Waiting 168
- Domain Name System 169
- Digital Subscriber Line 169
- Dual Tone Multi-Frequency 170
- Dynamic DNS 170
- Explicit Call Transfer 170
- Local Area Network 173
- Media Access Control address 173
- Million bits per second 173
- Maximum Receive Unit 173
- Maximum Transmission Unit 173
- Music on hold 174
- Network Address Translation 174
- Random Access Memory 175
- Read Only Memory 176
- Real-Time Transport Protocol 176
- Transport Layer Security 177
- Transmission Control Protocol 177
- User Datagram Protocol 178
- Uniform Resource Identifier 178
- Universal Resource Locator 178
- Voice over Internet Protocol 178
- Wide Area Network 179
- Accessories 180
- Gigaset SL400H handset 181
- Gigaset S810H handset 181
- Gigaset C610H handset 182
- Gigaset E49H handset 182
- Gigaset repeater 183
- Compatibility 183
- Mounting the base on the wall 184
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